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1
MITOSIS
  • PAGE 72-77
  • PAGE 76-77 - picture

2
Mitosis
  • The process in which a cell duplicates its
    chromosomes and then splits in two
  • Remember every cell (in the nucleolus) contains
    23 pairs of chromosomes
  • Mitosis is a continuous cell cycle
  • Cell cycle is growth and division that cells
    undergo

3
Phases of Mitosis(see handouts and p76-77)
  • Interphase
  • Prophase
  • Metaphase
  • Anaphase
  • Telophase
  • during these phases the nucleus divides and
    the cytoplasm also divides

4
Interphase
  • Preparation phase
  • Before cell division very active phase
  • Non dividing phase
  • Stage between divisions
  • Three things occur
  • Cell grows to mature size cell doubles in size
  • DNA is copied replication of DNA
  • Prepares to divide
  • Chromosomes are long and thin (chromatin-like)
  • Exact copy of the chromosomes are made in the
    nucleus

5
Prophase
  • In animal cells (not in plant cells) 2 small
    cylinder shape structures begin to separate just
    outside the nucleus called centrioles
  • In the nucleus the doubled chromosomes shorten
    and thicken (still in a pair)
  • Centrioles move to the opposite poles of the cell
  • At the poles, the centrioles send out spindle
    fibers
  • Spindle fibers connect to the chromosomes at the
    centromere
  • the nuclear membrane is broken down (can not
    see the nucleus)
  • Same in Plant Cell except for the centrioles
    none in plant

6
Metaphase
  • Chromosomes line up along cell equator (center of
    cell)
  • Chromosomes begin to split away from duplicate
    (remember cell has 2 identical sets of
    chromosomes)

7
Anaphase
  • Chromosomes are pulled apart by spindle fibers
  • Half of the chromosomes go to one side toward one
    centriole and the other half go to the other
    centriole
  • Spindle fibers seem to control the movement

8
Telophase
  • Cell begins to divide
  • Membrane between two groups of chromosomes - 2
    new cells are formed
  • In an animal cell- called a cleavage furrow
  • In a plant cell called a cell plate
  • Nuclei form in the two cells with a nuclear
    membrane
  • Chromosomes stretch out and get longer and
    thinner
  • Result..2 daughter cells with an equal number of
    chromosomes as the parent

9
Cytokinesis
  • Cytoplasm divides into 2, so does the organelles
    in the cell

10
Final Thoughts
  • Mitosis takes place in most organisms
  • More often in a new organism over an old organism
  • WHY?
  • ?????????????????????????
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